The future for British Nationalism

The recent European elections were a disaster for all UK Nationalist parties.

The fact that the BNP lost their MEP's isn't of any importance as they never stood a chance of holding those seats anyway. That they lost all their deposits is the real issue. In the European elections you only need 2.5% to save a deposit and the BNP finished below that in every part of England, Scotland and Wales. The party scored a grand total of 1.14% with their best vote being 1.87% in the North West.

The English Democrats did even worse. They also lost all their deposits and scored a grand total of 0.80% with their best vote being 1.52% in the North East.

Andrew Brons new party the British Democrats didn't contest the election, which with hindsight appears to have been the correct decision.

So where do we all go from here?

Next year (2015) we have a general election. I believe it would be a complete waste of time, effort and money for any Nationalists to contest this election. We should take the difficult, and unpopular, decision to boycott the general election and instead get back to our roots contesting borough and district councils only. And only contesting those seats where we genuinely believe we can achieve 10% of the vote or higher.

Of course it won't happen. The members of all 3 parties will want to contest the general election so the next best option is to only contest a small number of seats where we can concentrate our efforts and try to get as close to 5% as possible. We also need to take action to ensure we don't all contest the same seats whatever the leaderships of the 3 parties may think.

I personally believe that Nationalism will achieve nothing at the ballot box for the rest of this decade but early in the next decade one party will emerge as the frontrunner just like in the mid 80's when the BNP took over from the National Front as the voice of British Nationalism. Which party it will be remains to be seen.

BNP activist and The Sun

I'm sure that by now everyone is aware of the story in The Sun newspaper about London BNP activist Chris Hirst.

This gutter rag was trying to link Nationalist singer Saga to the Norweigan murderer Anders Breivik and, as Chris Hirst was at one of her concerts, both him and the BNP to Breivik.

This is the newspaper owned by the Zionist Rupert Murdoch who's other newspaper, the News of the World, hacked into the phone of the murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler and the mother of the murdered 8 year old Sarah Payne so they can hardly claim the moral high ground.

What disturbs me the most about incident is the reaction of the BNP. Instead of defending one of their regional officials, in the same way as they did with Ian Kitchin and his granny porn wife, they have thrown Chris to the wolves and expelled him.

Given the choice I would much rather associate with Chris than Ian or his wife.

Is it any surprise that the BNP is falling apart when it's leadership does not have the backbone to stand up for one of it's own against that hate filled object of oppression known as News International.

That newspaper will be a chip wrapper by now and the story long forgotten. Let's face it people only buy The Sun for the breasts and lurid sex stories.

Certainly Chris should have been disciplined but not expelled.

The BNP leadership needs to get it's act together and work out who the real enemies of Nationalism are and people like Chris Hirst are most definitely not the enemy.

Yet another new party!

I see that former BNP official Michaela Mackenzie has sent up a new Nationalist political party called British Freedom.

While I have a lot of respect for Michaela she really needs to take a long hard look at what Nationalism really is and the people she associates with.

One of the officials for this new party, it's press officer, is one James Whittall. Former BNP West Midlands deputy regional organiser and the man who cares so much about the cause he won't spend a penny of his own money on it!

If any of us drive to a meeting, a social or a leafleting session it wouldn't occur to us to claim back the cost of the petrol from our branch or region. Not so with Mr Whittle.

In the first 8 months of this year Mr Whittle claimed £531 in petrol expenses from his local South Shropshire group and from the West Midlands regional account.

And lets not forget the new bluetooth phone kit he bought for himself using West Midlands members donations costing £24.98. It would be nice to know if he has returned the new Epsom printer he bought for £57.97 to his local group as he used their money to pay for it.

You'd think that even a blatent money grabber like Mr Whittle could pay 10p to park his car but no he even claimed for that!

So how could he be allowed to get away this?

Quite simple really. His fiancee was the regional treasurer.

My advice to British Freedom: keep a close eye on your money whenever Mr Whittall is around.

So just how Nationalistic is this new party?

Michael Simpkins, the party's nominating officer says of the BNP, on his own blog, that he and his associates were "outnumbered by hard core far right nationalists who long for a pre 1948 Britain. British Freedom on the other hand is attracting the right sort of nationalist."

And what exactly is wrong with wanting the racial make up of Britain to be the same as it was pre 1948?

If this new party thinks that any Negro who speaks English, waves the Union flag and sings God Save The Queen is as British as those of us whose ancesters were on these islands before they became islands then they are certainly not attracting 'the right sort of Nationalist', they're not attracting Nationalists at all.

While this new party may be an improvement on the Lib/Lab/Con it can't be called Nationalist.

They're just another group of right wing Tories.

RWB 10th Anniversary

This weekend I attended the BNP's annual Red, White and Blue festival in Derbyshire.

The nutty left stated that they would block the entrances to the site.

Their unwashed legions turned out in force and it's true that they did block off both sides of the access road for a while.

But their attempt to stop people attending the RWB was an abject failure.

A few people, like myself, were delayed a bit but everybody who wanted to attend reached the site. Victory number one for the BNP.

The left also scored a major public relations disaster with the local people.

The roads around the area of the site were gridlocked due to the antics of the left and local people were extremely angry. And the locals knew exactly who was to blame for the chaos. Not the BNP but the UAF.

I saw one local lady remonstrating with the UAF members walking by about the fact that she was virtually trapped in her own street. The reply she got was 'there are more important things than you'.

If the plan by the UAF included alienating people then the plan succeeded. Victory number two for the BNP.

But that's enough about the travelling freak show. Let's have a look at the event itself.

Middle East Conflict

There’s been endless debate in the mainstream media about the ongoing campaign by Israel in the Gaza strip.

The BNP have produced their statement explaining that they don’t support either side and that the conflict has nothing to do with us.

That’s something I completely agree with.

But reading the pro Israel comments posted to the article by BNP members and supporters and reading the blogs produced by BNP branches and some of them declaring that they are ‘Friends of Israel’ makes me very concerned over the lack of knowledge about the situation by some of the party's membership.

The BNP ‘s position regarding Islam is that it has no place in Britain or white society in general but the BNP do not hate Muslims. It seems, though, that a lot of their more recent recruits do.

This disdain for Islam has clouded their judgement so that they will support anyone who fights against Muslims including the Zionist state of Israel.

I understand that Hamas militants have been firing rockets into Israel, killing Israeli citizens and that every country has the right to defend itself from terrorist attacks.

But let’s look at the situation another way.

If some Islamic extremists decided that the county of Dorset should be an independent Islamic state, a foreign government helped them create such a state and then they were backed by the military and financial might of the USA what would the displaced people of Dorset do?

They would either live as second class citizens in their home county or they would be forced to relocate to the bordering counties of Devon, Hampshire, Somerset or Wiltshire. And if they started a campaign of terror against the Islamic republic of Dorset and were firing rockets in, who could blame them?

This is exactly the situation in Palestine.

So while I can understand Israel’s need to defend its borders I can also understand why Hamas is firing rockets in.

So which side should we support? Neither.

The BNP leadership has taken the correct stance, one of neutrality and it’s time that all BNP members followed that position.